Annual Report 2010 by the National Preventive Mechanism against Torture courthouses in Gijon and Oviedo (Asturias), Malaga, the two visited in Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) and Santander (Cantabria). Detainees are searched by 246. Although the persons admitted to this type of cell, be they police detainees custodial officers on or convicted prisoners, have already been searched at the establishments from admission which they are brought, they are searched again on admission by custodial officers. Female detainees are always searched by female officers. Lack of log books. In some 247. At some establishments there were no registration logs, while at cases the admission/ others, such as Ciudad Real, Madrid, Malaga and Valencia, admissions departure log and the incident log are different books The CCTV-conferencing system between prisons & judicial bodies should be extended to facilitate some proceedings and departures were logged in one book and incidents and occurrences in another. 248. To reduce the number of people held at these facilities and the number of detainees brought in from prisons, it would be advisable to extend the CCTV­ conferencing system that already exists between prisons and judicial bodies via a protocol of the SGIP and the administrations responsible for arranging the material resources for the operation of the justice system, so as to facilitate certain judicial proceedings throughout Spanish territory. 108 THE OMBUDSMAN OF SPAIN